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Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
CONSISTENCY, THOU ARTA JEWEL"

CONSISTENCY, THOU ARTA JEWEL
In any body. A certain sectarlan
paper recently admonished the min
listers of It's denomination not to be
dudes; to study and give their con-
gregations new subjects once in a
great while; and to be sure and not
tire the patience of congregations by
preaching too long. This is all good
advice, and ministers of every name
and order should heed it. The
RECORD will modestly suggest the
following amendatory clause;
A gospel preacher, to have the
proper influence with his charge,
should think more of his high calling,
whether he makes his election sure
or not, than to stand or sit around
stores, offices, or any other place,
and spin yarns. 1t makes no differ
ence whether said yarns are chaste
or inclined to vulgarity, it is idle
talk and "ungodly conversation"
and no ambassador of Christ should
SO belittle himself. What effect can
preacher expect to have on young
or old men with his Sunday sermon
or prayer.meeting exhortation, when
those same persons comporse his au'
dience at the whiting and smoking
resortsp The RECORD dislikes a
prude, especially a male prude; also
long faced sanctifcation; but it wants
at least an unmistakable degree OF
Christian dignity to be always obser-
vable in a minister's department. tie
should practice what he breaches, if
he would help Christianize the world.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

An exchange says practical re-
vivalist preaching ont west from the
text on rendering to Cesar. requested
all the congregation who paid their
debts to rise. The rising was gen.
eral. After they had taken their
seats a call was made for those who
did not pay their debts, and one
poor solitary individual arose, who
exnNained that he was a country
editSbr and could not because the rest
of she congregation owed him on
subscription.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
BOYCOTTING LIQUOR.
[Arkansas Press.l

S. H. H. CLARK, vice president and gen
eral manager of the Missouri Pacif' and
Iron Mountain railroad, has issued an
order forbidding train men and employees
from entering saloons, and ordering that
all who sss found in saloons shall be i'm
mediately discharged.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

An elegant town and county map OF
,be State of Arkansas was sent to the
RECORD office from Washington last week
nv Hon. Jacob Frolich. 1t is very
valuable wall ornament and the RECORD
returns ever so many thanks.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

While our erudite friends of the portia
Free-Press pose as censors Of the press IN
this latitude, we suggest that they correc1
the orthosraphy in the pseudonym Of their
biblical historian, "Jephthah," who slgns
himself Jep-tha.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

Yesterday in Memphis the foreman OF
the iury that acquitted John K. Goodwin
for the murder of Tom Dalton was lndlcseu
for bribing other members of the jury
Ark. Press, 18th.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

One Of the Hot Springs newspapers
runs its presses by water-power' The
editor is not a prohibitionist, but he
wonldn't give dam for whole barrel OF
boubon.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

The RECORD congratulates the North
Arkansas Pilot and its new management
Messrs. Morrill, & Mason, upon the I'M
proved appearance of that paper
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
AGE
NAME.
A RARE BARGAIN.

A fine Strawberry farm for sale. 16O
acres in the tract, 81 acres under good
fence; 70 in cultivation; 100 bottom land,
comfortable buildings, orchard sc. Best
mill site on the river. Title perfect
Price $500. Inquire of d. M, TuIney on
the farm, five miles east of Evening
Shade.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

Immense stratas of coal have just been
discovered in three different places in
Hampstead county; also natural gas and
coal oil, /. is thought, in paying quantl'
ties,
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can live as cheaply as one. can
always find loving trusting heart among
Che opposite sex willing to try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
to the following couples:
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
GOOD WISHES.
TBatesyiile Guard

The Sharp County Record began its
eleventh year last week. May it live tn
celebrate its golden anniversary and in
oUtase in stature and ,fueLce each year
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
BONA.FIDE ANSWERS TO QU
TIONS ASKED IN NEW YORKS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
GRAMMATICAL,

GRAM INA
Canitals begin ~ ry line of Deity.
When YOU speak of yourself you should
bepin it with capital letter.
4 quotation is asking question,
We study grammar to get the senses
A nronoun is a word when we can't get
a noun.
Brackets set things off so they won't
have ANYTHING to do with the sentence
An intransitive verb expresses an act
not done TO another, as, James did not
strike John. .r
A fi,ure means something different
from what it says.
Prose tells things that are true right
along Just as they are, and poetry makes
il up as you 60 along. '..-. .-
MATHEMATICAL.
A factor is number which divided by
another number equals the number OF
part'.
A prim facktor is factor that STANDS
| for facter.
A comm. n fraction is made up of two
parts with a separation mark between
tlem.
Ayu'g gar fraction has one fraction oyer
the line and tn other under. ......
PArallel lines are lines that can never
NEE. until they run together.
A circle is round straight line with a
hole in the middle. The base of a tri"
angle is the sum of its two sides
TO fad the number Of square feet IN a
room you multiply the room by the num-
ber of the .e.t. The product is the
result.
A parall,logram has all its sides par
allel.
GEOGRAPHICAL,
The three natural divisions Of America
are Europe, Ashea and Africa.
America consis, from north to south
about FIVE hundred miles.
America is in the torade zone. -.
The Rocking Mountains are the graft
est in America.
New York is bounded by Montreal.
New York was once called the EWpe-
rior state because it once lad an Euiper-
or.
Mason and Dixon's line is the equator.
The rapids of St. Lorence is caused BY
the canoes of the Indians.
In Austria the principal occupation is
gathering Austrich feathers,
Germany has very little clubbable land.
The two most famous volcanoes OF
Europe are Sodom and Gomorrah.
Tn imports of country are the things
that are yad for. The exports are the
things that are not.
Climate lasts all the time and weather
only few days.
HISTORICAL
Christaphe: C,lumbus was called the
father of his country.
Green Isabella, Of Spain, sold her
watch and chain and other millinery, s.
that Columbus could discover America
Co'uu bus knew th"t the e'r h WIS
round because he balanced an egg on the
table. =,
CAPTAIN John Smith has hoen styled
the father of his country. His life Was
saved by his daughter Pocahontas.
The Puri,sns found an insane asylum
IT the wids of America.
George Washington was horn in 1872.
Washington died in Spain aim st brok-
en-bearted His remains were taken to
.he Cathedral in Havana.
The Britnns founded the Druids The
Druids were supposed to be Roman
Catholic,
The middle ages come in between an
tiouity and pOsterity.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-22
EVENING SHADE, Dec. %, 1887

powderly, the head of the Knights OF
Labor movement in the United States IS
thought to be in dying condition at his
home in Scranton, Pa,
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10
rho Fountain ID Parlna.

In the square close by Is statue tx
Parmeggianino, Of recent workmanship,
aud drinking fountain There are hui
two or three shoots q water IN Parma,
but even that Is more than enc, can find Ii
mosfof these plain towns, and, especially
to the traveller who has just left Switzer-
land, the loss Of running water is great.
No Swiss village Is so mean, no town Sc
crowded, but from an .unpretending iron
pipe there gushes forth, pellucid, glitter.
ing and opulent, stream of the freshest
water, which leaps In joyous and elastic
curve into q basin with q gay flash by
night and by day, and pours of with nm.
grudgng profusion.
But In these Lombard towns scarcely
here and there can be found numbering
pump, with long and massive handle, at
which few minutes severe toll produces
mighty poor and niggard dribble Of wa
ter. Where fountains are they prattle
with q fatigued and parsimonious mote
and shelter their inadequacy under some
statue In the modern taste As q rule the
modern taste In Italy Is not one whit bet
ter than In England. They delight %
honor the martyrs and heroes Of United
Italy. No town but has its Corso Wit
torio EmmanueIe and its Via Cavour,
with, for the most part, statues Of the
same. Here and there b Via Massimc
sd,Azeglio with no STATUE These works 81
art are not better, than On1 eflgies Of Mr..
Golden or Sir Robert Peel, and the crown.
ing horror Of all II . statue II Victor EN-
manuel here in the Piazzf III CCrte n
would bring blush % the cheek Of 3
Yankee stone mason. Gentleman's Mag
axine.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1881.
4 squib nom london Puneh.

The London Punch, ina squib modelled
On Tho Battle Of Dorking," suggests
ut English secrets Of naval construc-
on are not particularly valuable com
..iodities after all. II concludes as fol-
liws: The sea was covered with vessels.
surrounded by an almost countless host,
tie only British ironclad tthe Ethelred the
sn,eady1 In commission proudly crested
lie waves.
why, what is thiss' exclaimed the
English commander, gazing at the enemy
through his telescope. ssThose shipsi
Thy, every one of them Is constructed on
i plan supplied from WHITEHALL And
Hose Gunsl They, too, have been treach-
t-ously transferred to the exultant foer'
At this moment there was loud explo-
sion. Then the sen was delugcd with
smoke. When it cleared away only H. NJ.
=. Ethelred the Unready was left--the
foreign fleet had entirely vanished
Dear mer' observed the English com
-aander, this Is very strangel The guns
hurst at tire FIRST discharge. The ronclnds,
constructed on plans treacherously trans.
ferred, foundered before they could get
into actionl cannot understand III
What does 1t meanr'
The question was answered by . badly
wounded man, who, blown mp an incalcul
able height by the explosion, had at length
descended from the clouds on to the
British deck
1T means, . cried this poor wretch with
difficulty, that Pilfering Peter, appropri.
ately called the Patriot has saved his
country. foresaw this result. It was
for this supphed''
He tried to speak, raised his eyes to the
Union JACK, attempted to comprehend thu
construction Of new torpedo, and sank
back. Thes last of the naval dragons
was past serving his native land any fur
ther. -Exchange
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10

GROWTH OF A Big BooK.-When Web
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itrations, A Table Of aynonyms, and an
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into use. A few years later came an en-
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after interval of few years, a Biograph
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things in its many valuable Tables.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY

A gentleman having been cured Of
Nervous Pr0straiIon, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, and al the evil
effects Of early indiscrefion and youth
full folly, is anxious to make known to
Others the simple mlodeof err niIDr
TO those who wish, and DELI -bUTIE.
win give HIM their symptoms, he win
send (free) by return mail, g copy OF the
recipe 80 successfully used In his case
Address, in confidence, JAMES ".
PINKNEz, ~ Cedar St, n. Z.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10
HARRISBURG, W. VA.

Entered at the Post-ofice at Mar
s.usburg, West Va, as Second Class
Matter.l
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-10
Hastinsbnra Gazette
Pnhlished daily Except Sunday By
I. VERNON ALER & co..
No. g West Martin treet,
MARTINSBURo, w VA

The DAILY EVENING GAZETTE
will be served by carriers or mailed to
subscribers IN the city at 10 cents
per week, collectible every Saturday
evening or mailed to any address In
tiiS United States at 3Scents per month,
SI.oo for three months, SLIGO for six
months, OF $50 per year, invariably il
rfDance.
ADDRESS all communications to
ldAzEEEE,
MARTINsBURC;, w. VA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

I'm HarSoSkD GuAHDs--c0mpany d
met a iss afnoEy last niahi - inaasu-
Ease its weekly drills FIR TIE winter.
Tbe msetinx uas veil eitendsd ard tie
hosn feel greatly enoourARed - tne
woFk before theD. CspA Mo3faws BE-
inQ eonfned % his ron b atoknesa,
uas nct pressut. 6ut ne military splkli
was alise and ns1ivs and he nnaninnns
Voses 81 tke compsny 9as fox . sfFoca
ana saeetiea oERaniEaiisn- Hopes weTs
exrressed that ne LeaislatnFe Wuuld
~ she National GusHd b. military
coae 81 It's couing session. teos Feliev-
Inc ne tndtyiaaal c1mpanisa 81 Ia
haTaen a eTpsDss and pfosidipe fsl
lhsssueh cFRanisation, . uat,eF nou
alnlnal imraaalhla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19


= q. MeoAllsg. q pksmineni hsaE
mlIi ounss q weila walls uzs u %.
ALE yazlszaag. he nissndsd ~ hfe-
ehaniu's Rnks n Rnriinna. and said d
Us Rssas sneo.uA wkiIs knss Mr.
MsC4llsg Eisiis1 . laxas nnalhnr 81
mefcAani1 ard nzas inaniifss Win =
yleu % 1tipplnn fear and fsed % then
fxom WaIIa Wa5Ia.
AWhfls I found tha useruhanls peE-
t1pltF wiling q q b1sia6ss With me,
eal6 Af. MeDaIisg. elnqzlEy deF1IoRea
he fsasi mas Il weHld b imTasz'bie foR
ne q e1mpets viii San EEsncisse
dsalEzan
wat ass yunr frsEaha rniear"
a aoald haEa e pay IS 8 tnu % Port
land. ard lAen 42D q 60 fr1u l1eke
70 1saatle. c. &T68 10 ail. That aha1g
ne CO en1iEeiT. he CaiIfaFnia paarie
esn ~ noug sad feed doRn - 6eallse
for aboHf &1O. and oomelimea Assz, I
an told. Il would eos me ab0nt -
mneh b slip b Way q TIE 0assads
hrnneli. Xhe OEeRon Railway q Na2i-
eAtlga Uompnmy has Nalla Wnlln In q
'poeket' 20 50 epeak. ard MANAGES 30
poeket every dollar lrnfaa win bear. In
this snsiances oousuming pninkB which
we should, IL The uafnfal course 81
things, szpply, ere e. ooupIstely 60, 81
from 10 ~ Il ID p01nihie aknK axfINHIal
baxTiers % Do. California dealers, twice
- far away, Get rates les than half de-
mandod Of a.. This b wha6 results
fEom Two tEauseonfinentai railroad
eompanigs farming out Tie arsnf NORTH
vest to saia thelE own selfish puEpnazs.
In order 10 keep from carrying On
var With eaoh othsr, The Northern and
Onion Psoi6e Railroad Companies have
divided The N0r1hwsss hesWNen them,
and lhs people, g usual, are the suneF
~Whaa are goa and Ne ssst Of Ne
Wslis waila messhanls acinR e e
akSosf Of a look forward Is rslisf
thrBnah The Seattle. Laks Ehof1 ard
Eas.efn railroad. The oompletIen Of
thai road into The Easlarn part Of he
Territory will Be 90 great an event 70
% ns 70 Eeaftie reopis. Ths inclination
Of our people naturally vii b 10 pat
ronixs the railroad which QfFen them
relief. The sympathies Of the people
there are With 6satise. and had they 3
chance they would Tathax be tElhntafy
70 Seattle than % Portland. The Lake
Shore road viii afford the desired rs-
lief"
aW0uld'nt Il Be hoisos 70 eaaabiish
your rail- heEnff
Il have besn thinking about doing %.
The eiimnt1 ID the Ean1exn care Of SIS
TezEifofg doesn't agree with me, and
may make change. In general way
u wonlo be cheaper 10 taxa She wheat
70 Seattle and thsEe min e than 10 mill
il ID Waila Walla and shIp the vaxious
prodnola TO distant maKksss. In Seattle
/ would have the benefit Of The water
routes and c0uld reach 9 great many
points rot Fea1hed By rail. think 6e-
attls good location for . mill"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

HxEp o. Axn KnocKED Down. -Aboui
II o'clock last niRht wm. b. Clark. an
oyster opener. emplOyed By B. MeF.
chant 4 Co. went down on TIE wharf
ID rear Of Front street and wnn stand
inc behind Shofsy's undertaking. e.
iablishment when man aboub ave feei
eight Of nina inches high with q grey
coat and vest, oFoFAliH and q blaek
alouah bat on ascOeted him and said,
'sHeFe ] want 10 ess yuu.n The yenna
nan went teuarde htn nnd when near
The stranger said "Hands np,n end
Clark threw up hia hands while the
eirsnCar vent through him taking 80 So
away. AZ soou &c be did ihis be applied
4 veFy opprobEioas epithst 30 bin and
stfuek kim with e1me fnstRuxnami
aarsss ne forehead, knocking bin
sensalaas int tie bar RoEoas q beam.
Az. eaom az be came 70 hfmnnlf be
asrambled cut and went 10 Dr.. Hall'l
oiIleo. where his wounds we're dressed.
TIE fan hurt hia kueea ccnai6BEably
ana the Doctor fears that ipGamation
may ssa IN IN ths head. olafk's assail.
ans has q liRhl eoioeed unoustache end
whIskars of sozns four OF Ave weeks
growth. lie palica we're notified and
afe searching fer ths footped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19
WHAT Az no Dor

The symptoms Of BiIiousnesa are IN
happily but TOO well kn0wn. They differ
IN di9ereut indigidaaig 20 some extent.
A Bilious mnu Is seldom Q bgeakfzst
eater. Too fEepusBllys alas. % hes an
excellent appsfIts for liquids. bat none
for solids 81 q morning. His tongue
viii hardly bear insp1giion e. a1y time;
u Il Is not white and fuFfeds Il is rough
az ell events.
TIE digestive system 10 wholly out Of
order, ana Diarfhea % Constipation
may be . eympt0ms OK the two mAy
alternate. There are often HemoE-
Eholda o. even Inss Of blood. Ihere
may 60 eiddiness and often headaohs
and acidity Or Aatulsnce and tenderness
IN the pit Of the stomach. To correct
all this, u not effect q cure, try Grcsn's
AagsEss F1olssr, IL costs but tribe, and
thousands attest ice efficacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

FxL5 n I'm Bk1.-Lasi night about
hslG-pAsi y o'el0sk = vel drssssd nan
FEN ca TIE wAsrf a. ne railtoad ssund
hsuss, nsar ths ED dspot, eisfanss Of
enune suentE feet. Tbs alarm vas
given 81 . man empfeged oE the rail-
rad, ana p0llss cheers Bowers, Ne.
Clellnn and Van DYKE responded. They
ailion ard took Aim 70 Progidsnee hos.
pslai, WheFa e waG feana cot thai both
les were hadiy intaEsa a9a that be had
ssaiainea 3 sasBFa zealR wound Ia
ooala speak a1iy ID ~ i1disslnof to1s
Of xniee. ID which b. infexHned the on.
enru thas his nanDe wns Wllllama Foe
tier tk4n tbs, nothi1e could b asosF.
sainsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19
.vrFIlYD PAssEHgBRs.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

VIM Go 70 a HIasxn CeEHR.-unief
susltsa Jonsa yesterday eonsladsd tle
oaarlag In NE masssE Of che appli-
eaiion q Watson Q. Sqairs for an IN
ianesinn esatnst !. GaFdneE Kenyon.
% restrain him from driving piies CO
: esrtatn iat aieaa the wntar frcnt
eGiow Froht street Tbs iniunctioa
uaa grated. II wih be rauaenherad
Ne eantea SVeg The let IN aueMEioa has
heen il The 6i1uEt fsE naaFiy fsa years.
NJ. kanyoa esSiuaa the aot belongs 10
hin heeaaae Ne 3 tie ewnar q the
eplsad Mr.. Squire s4ys NJ. Ksnyen
= eaand b. Ne plaa 81 TIE lAn4 10
yelae ths % IN qasatio,7 = said 70 hs
.Aesu1ea M. ksnyon easS yesterday
snaa b weald carry fea oaSe 10 ~
NapRsme celxa az me XerFikwy and
t1ea. II necessary, d sha enpsewa Cears
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

rcuNa WOMAN. pEaxa1KD NJ EkR
1nsEh, yuEFs OvEn noAnp.
Abauf two years ago the pagers we're
fan Of aesounts of 9 daRo hack driver
named Harry BsaxiaF ssdnaina ana Fun-
nine Asay with 9 youne SRI Ia Port
land shs daughter Of besr hall keeper
an sixth street. After living slth the
sri shoFs tino Bfaxier h said te have
onf haF IN Z hocss % % faaae and lived
"a her iiieRlfimaee eaKninaeL Fer some
rrontha paat they have bean u seattle,
bnf recensiy Harry became tifed 81 tss
womaa ard tea tie cisv ard. q IL said,
- R1na g Spakane Fails. since hl8
aeraftare his victim Nay steward, -
- "A called, has been very meian
enallr ana IN order 90 dfoSn TIE sarrew
oggF - less q her lover has takea 20
arink. sks has walked about the
ssresfs matiagsna, "Qh Harry, 1y
HaFry. whY dnn.t yo1 ccue back %
/ rselsf Baa Harry did uot eoDe haek.
! and Yesterday AfeeEnoan May delieeE~
efelg Ra,ked down the approaen 20 ne
| CAV neek nntli she reaeeed . point
4 nR1snt fiftV fesa eaaa Of TIE City Dock,
80 rhs ismpea 90 into The bray
49,. Forfnnalsly fog BEE ssus Indians
49, eouuinR unARFnaath ths waaff -
$500. Ard bafoEa ths unfuEtunaie 70.
- sirne b sink oeneath ne sAFcst the
1 featEna lsid held of her eiosninG 81
nf1es dFaaeina hsF into their trad eEAft
rsaalea ever 10 ballas1 ialA1a. wDer,
80 snrned her ever % the polioe %.
So. eha uaa taken 70 eet faom ane
csr~a -. ana whsn aha aobezs 40. wti
s-.,asbIV - ssharue1 a. Der asoFt1v.
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